For Parents
Advice on keeping your child safe, understanding behaviour standards, and what to do if something doesn’t feel right.
Respect on the sidelines matters
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Encourage all players
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Respect referees and coaches
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Keep behaviour positive
What safeguarding means
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Keeping children safe
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Supporting wellbeing
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Creating a positive environment
If you have any concerns about a child’s welfare, it is important that this is reported.
You can:
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Speak to your Club Welfare Officer
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Contact the League Welfare Team
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Report concerns directly if needed
Safeguarding concerns should always be taken seriously and reported as soon as possible.
Immediate danger: If a child is at immediate risk, contact the police or emergency services. ​​
Every child has the right to feel safe, supported and respected in football.
Need further support?
If you are unsure or need guidance, please contact the league and we will assist.